Sentence examples for practice literature from inspiring English sources

To comprehensively review the Community of Practice literature from nursing contexts to explore whether and how these communities contribute to the social construction of nurse educator professional identity.

This results are also supported by the great availability of music education practice literature, where solo and backing tracks (specially recorded for this purpose) are available.

We also conducted a comprehensive analysis of the communities of practice literature pertaining to the health system [ 35].

The directed content analysis approach (Hsieh and Shannon 2005) was employed to analyse the interviews, with coding categories derived from the relevant dual practice literature.

In addition, it is generally assumed in the pharmacy practice literature that Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) used in pharmacies to safely dispense medications are strictly followed, meaning the EPS2 will be expected to slot into these sets of procedures.

The following steps were implemented in order to select measures suitable for use in routine practice: literature database searches, consultation with stakeholders, application of inclusion and exclusion criteria, secondary searches and filtering.

However, as disaster statistics usually do not disaggregate based on disability status, critical data on how and the extent to which people with disabilities are affected in disaster, as well as their support needs post-disaster is missing from the research and practice literatures.

It adds new knowledge to health services research, and pharmacy practice literatures in terms of methodology and findings.

Tucker's aesthetic was about sound but also sense: while Reed and Cale's songwriting skewed literary, Tucker practiced literature, writing frank pieces about her old friends ("Andy") and her life as a single mother ("Spam Again," powered by a populist anger and fierce self-sufficiency).

A major theme present in the evidence-based practices literature is that the practices need to be of high integrity, both design and delivery, to achieve the desired outcomes.

Much of the evidence-based practices literature emphasizes structural issues such as what assessment tools to use, who is the eligible population, what therapies or curriculums to use, for how long, who should deliver, and so on.